Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 August 1891 — Page 3
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Hut you will find a good stock ol Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
And the store is open 313 days in a year.
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A woman may sew, A woman may spin, And a woman ache all day. But when Albright's bread And cakes come in her housv Then Vanish all others away.
The Crawfoi dsville Transfer Line,
It. O. VVAIiKUr, Proprietor.
RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.
Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or anv part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Lcave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. •.•.Telephone No.. 17.
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fiinn, 8 7-10 acres, l.J miles from court house. Well sol in small fruits, with a good hearing orchard. Comfortable house, good out buildings, well, cistern, ot.e. 1 ii111 ire at this ollice. tf.
Merit U'tns.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo have been soiling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Now Life Tills, Bueklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bittern, ami havo tiov er handled remedies that sell as well or that havo given such univeisal satisfaction. Wo do not hositato to guarantee them vorv time, and wo stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye .fc Co., druggists.
A Safe Investment
Is ono which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in
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failure 11 return of the purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovory for Consumption. It is guarahteod to bring relief in every case, when usod for an alFeclion of throat, lungs or chest., such as consumpt'on, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreoable to ta6te, perfectly safe and always to bo depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye .t Co's drug store.
A. D- LOFLAND,
Real Estate, Loan, Insurance
GOOD NOTES CASHED.
fast Main Street, with W.T.Whlttlngto'j
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J. R. ETTER, M.l).
Drs.T.J.&nd Martha E.H. Griffith
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DAHY JOURNAL.
MONDAY, AUGUST 24, lH'll.
'1 HK IXULY .TOT HN\IJ IS for H:I1O by ikohinfiou A: Wallnco.
August in IliKtory.
WB RIAVITIH Stilicho. iht- IILSI uri-at Itornan KtMicrnl, btdu'jwlod at Uavetwuu i:HV Sir William Wallnco, tin- |„-ro of Scotland. cxccuu'd nt SmiUiHt-ld, London. -(l««or^c illlern, tlio InfatnmiM Duke of lhtckinuliatu, UK.sjiH.ilnnt(sl ul I'orisinoiitli
Kuglana.
JTM I^OUIM XVI, king of Franco, bortu irulUo. tlncl Jan. 21, 171KJ. i7S0 -Silas Duano, American diplomatist, died at Deal, Knuland. In (lovuriy, luivbijf
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come e.strauKed from Ills country, iMtt- Oliver Hazard Perry, naval hero, died In Port Spain, Island of Trinidad: bom 17h.'. IK.M Martha Joanna Uend S'tL^h Lamb, Un. irtilst itn.l author, born In Plalnlhdd, .Miuss
Haltlert at L^alletl'a Statloa, Va., and Hl« 11 ill. ICy. l*ut Morgan. Mobile bay, surrendered to Admiral l'arra«ut. MI*I—Tho cruiser Baltimore, with Caitnln John
KrlcMMotrg body nn Umnl. nailed tor Swoden after Imposing eoremonlea In Now Vork harbor.
A PEIGHTFDL RUNAWAY.
Four Young Ladies Badly Scared and a Horse Ruined, Yesterday morning the daughter of l* rank Freicoe and three young lady friends started out in Mr. Freicoe's hucliboard for a day in the woods. It was a gay party and anticipation ran high until the horse concluded to run oil' and then excitement ran high. The horrid bruto took fright at a harmless bicycler who was desecrating the Sabhath and giving a snort of despair started down the street at break-neck speed. On the corner of Green and Wabash avenuo the buckboard was upset and all four of the young ladies spilled out under tlio croquet box and lunch baskets, while tho horse charged west on Wabash avenue. He fell at the corner of Washington street and becoming entangled in tho ruins of the h.irnoss and buckboard was captured. Tho young Indies were taken into the residence of Dr. Grillith and their wounds and bruises dressed. Fortunately none oT them were seriously injured although all were completely unnerved and badly scratched up. Tho horse was ruined, both tendons and an artery in one of his hind legs being cut.
Dr. lienefiel cared for him as best he could but stated that the valuable animal was practically done for. was a sad mess all around and the unhappy termination of what promised to be a happy day of sport.
A BOLD BURGLARY.
The Residenco of Mrs. J. M. Lane Raided on Sunday Mornmg, Sunday morning about 3 o'clock one of the most open and brazen burglaries ever perpetraU'd in this city was etTected at the residence of Mrs. ,1. M. Lane on east Wabash avenuo. About that hour Miss F.va Millen and the hired girl were both awakened by an unusual bustling about in tho kite-hen and dining room, lioth of them, however, supposed that, some ono of the family were sick and paid but little attention ti the noise. In tho morning, though, the kitchen door was found to bo wide ojion and it needed no thorough investigation to demonstrate tho fact that sundry and divers things wore missing. Tho rascally thieves must have eonio armed with clothes baskots as the amount of projxrty carried off was simply ap palling. Operations had chiolly boon contined to tho culinary department and a woulul depletion was there made manifest. Provisions were carried ofT with a reckless disregard of amount and consideration for tho owner's Sunday wel fare. If the burglars had slopped- with tho plundering of tho larder it would not havo been so bad, but in their eagerness to imiko the best of a good thing while the way lay open they also pur loined some old and very valuable silver warn which was highly prized by Mrs. Lane. Tho matter is in the hands of ho police.
A Wanderer.
Yesterday afternoon D. 1'. Smith captured a beautiful owl of an unknown species at his home south of the city. Tho bird alighted in one of his cedar trees evidently exhausted and was easily captured, dying toward night. Its back is of a beautiful gold and silver color, while its while breast is covered with spots of gold. Tho bird is supposed to havo wandered down from tin far north and Mr. Smith sent it. this morning to a taxerdermisl to havo it. mounted.
Council Meeting To-Night.
At the regular mooting of tho Com mon Council to-niglit much important business will bo transacted. Thousands of dollars worth of work on street improvement will bo lot, including the
boulovarding of east Wabash avenuo, tho bouldoring of Washington,Main and Market and sidewalks on I'luiu, Mill and Market streets. Other business will also come under consideration and a hot session is expected.
How's 1'lltH?
AVo offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. ,T. CHUNKY
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Mrs. Dr. Orlfflth Rives special attention OUronlc and Surgical DlBeaues of Women, Children, and Obatetrics. Or. Orltttth, a general practice.
CONSULTATION KBKK.
& Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Wo, the undersigned,have known F..T. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in nil business transactions, and financially able to carryout any obligations mado by thoir firm. WEST & TJIUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WARDING, IUNNAN & MAKVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho sysUiin. Testimonials sent free. Price 70c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Board of Review Criticise 1 To liie ICOItor of The Journal. Now that the County Board of lieview has mado its report, let us examine the report a little to BOO what has been done. Tho personal property of Crawfordsviile has been reduced per
cent. Very well. That is treating all men alike in tho city. Hut let, us look at Union township. The Hoard says tho realty is too high by $7 an acre on an average, hence it says after equalizing between individuals take off $7 per acre all around. Now lets see: Mr. A. has SO acres appraised at $"() per acre, which equals $1,000 §7 per acre off equals SIH per acre or 11 per cent off. Mr. ]{. has 80 acres appniiMyl at $25 per acre or $2,000 $7 |«t acre off or 28 por cent. C's land is valued at $12.50 per acre in tho samo way will give 50 por cent, off and that valued lit $7 ]er acre will bo Now where is equality if ono man's assessment is reduced II P°r oent. another 28 and another 50 and soon? But the law defining the duty of the Board, SIH 115. says: "To make such changes as may be necessary to equalize the same totween townships or divisions of townships ami to determine tho rate jer cent, to lx added or subliacted, in order to make just equalization." Has the Board done this? Has it not mado as many por cents, off as there aro ditiorent values of land? If Union township land was valued too high, then tako off certain per cent, as was done in the city, and it would havo been just and right and according to law. But the plan adopted by the Board seems to be neither just nor according to law EXAMI: KU.
Prevented a Panic.
osterday at tho colored camp' meeting the ceremonial of distributing parts of tho fatted calf to returning prodigals was observed. A tabic* loaded with choice lKMf and bread was prepared and tit tho word a largo crowd began to surgo up after an allowance. So great became tho throng and press that tho table and contents wore threatened with being trampled under foot. The chief dispenser of viands was equal to the occasion, however, and rising upon the table called out in stentorian tones. /Keep back from the table all you folks or ou'P got grease 011 your clothes. The admonition had the desired etl'ect and the surging mass fell back in horror. They were all attired in their Sun day best.
Jacob's Joke.
Jake Freed, the rnmseller of New Market, is on the war-path. He says he is being persecuted for righteousness, sake and he doesn't intend to stand it any longer, so he doesn't. He complains that ono of tho minors to whom he sold liquor is 2 years old, and not a minor at all, and that the man who mado the affidavit knew so at the time ho mado it. .Take says that when he is cleared anil vindicated in the Brown township courts ho will go in and make it everlastingly warm for those who havo taken up arms against him.
The Band Concert.
The streets wero jammed with people Saturday evening and presented an oldtime nppearaniui as tho smiling young ladies and smirking young moil brushed by each other in the crowd taking advantage of the press to whisper sweet nothings. The band played its sweetest melodies and showed that there wero 110 Hies in its immediate vicinity. F.voryono was highly pleased and it is to bo hoped that not anothor warm Saturday ovoning will pass without tho band discoursing pleasant music on the court house corner.
Institute at Linden.
Tho following iB tho programme of tho toanlic-rs institute of Madison township which will behold in Lindon on September 1!)
Organization. Literature "Introduction," II. U. Shotts. Theory—"Biography of Author," Etta Campbell. Literaturo -"Colonial Period," W. D. .Tones. Theory—"Fitness For Teaching," Ina Corns. Literature—"Bonj. Franklin," .1. C. Kennedy. Theory— "Spirit of tho Teacher," Jennie Byrd. "School Signals," Lizzio Morrison
The Return of the Prodigal. Tho colorod Methodists at their camp meeting at the fair ground yesterday afternoon gave a realistic representation of tho return of tho prodigal son. Tho father put the line raiment on tho son, put rings 011 his lingors and killed tho fatted calf, which consisted of sandwiches and watormoloiiB.
Y. M. 0. A. Statistics.
For tho week ending Aug. 22, 18!)1: Visits to rooms, 112, daily average, 80 visits to reading room, 200, daily average, 30 visits to parlors and amusement rooms, 102, daily average, 17 visits to gymnasium, 17 daily avorago, 3 attendance at gymnasium classes, 3.
The Soap that Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
MAKE ROO
Safety-Pins, Dots a dozen Hair-Pins, Hots a box Towel Kings, 5cts Good Hair Brush, Sets. 21 Shoots L'ajMsr, 5ets Envelopes, tcls Shawl-Straps, Sets Saline Winsor Ties, 3cts 500 Darners, Hols.
Pins, let Set Needles (worth lOnts) for 4cts Zephyr por oz. 5e.ts Mosquitto Bar, 5cts. 100 pairs Kid Gloves, worth SI, sizes to 0 1-2, for 25cts. '100 pair Block Hose, worth lOcts, go at Sets per pair.
ADVICE TO WOMEN If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR
CAUTEIIPVILT.K, April 2fl, 188ft.
This will certify that two momborn of my immediate family, after having Buttered for yoarfl from ItlciiMruul Irregularity, beinp treated without benefit by physician*, were at length completely cured by one bottle of llriidllcld'ft I'ciiinle Kt'iniintor, Its effect is truly wonderful. J. w. STIIANOK. IVok to WOMAN mailed FREE, which contain valuable lufurniatlon on all female dlseu5es. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..
ATLANTA, OA.
FOR SALE ny ALL DJt UOOISTS. Sold by Nve&Co.
A MAN OF STRENGTH.
The l-iirquatftd IYiitu Performed by an Elslitaenth Century Sainaon.
Tho first thoator manager of Berlin, Johanr. Karl von Eckonhcrg, WUB tho so-called "man of strength" who showed himself nearly two hundred years ago, first as a Juggler, then as athlete. Of his Ufo little Is known except ns In his career as theater manager, OA bo was tho founder of tho first Berlin theater, no was extensively writton of, and an artlclo nnder tho title of "An Athleto of tho Eighteenth Century," puhllshod somo years ago and recently unoarthed, gives an interesting account of his prowoss, as follows:
By an athloto of tho eighteenth century wo do not mean tho l'rlnco Frederick August, of Saxony, King of Poland, commonly called August tho Strong, who could knock off tlio heart of an ox with ono stroke of his sword, and hesidos distinguished himself In all kinds of reBpoctable performances of strength, hut another Itorcules, who would have wrapped tho strong August around his llttlo finger if such a thing would hove been permitted. This man was tho athloto Joliann Karl von Eckenberg, who in tho twenties and thirties of the last century showed his productions of strength tn publio. lie was the most stately of all gymnasts, and was born in tho town of llarzgorodo, and, out of respcct to his native town, ho called himself for a time on his bill posters Samson Hercules, Harzmann.
It bordors on tho fabulous what his contemporaries rolatod of his romarkoblo exhibitions of strength. Ho broko on anchor ropo as if It wero ordinary thread iron nails ond bolts ho turned playfully between his fingers into scrows a cannon plpo ho carried around as if it wero baby. Ills tooth woro as strong as iron. Ho hit Into a piocc of oak wood then a strong cart-horso wna harnessed to it. In spito of tho horso being urged on, it was unable to pull tho stick out of tho juggler's mouth or to pull tho othloto from tlio plooo whero ho stood. A bench mado of wood, sixteen feet long, ho grasped with his teeth by ono ond and carried It around, while a trumpeter, blowing his Instrument, sat on tho other end.
His arm was moro poworful than his tooth. IIo spread out his hands, on oacii ono was placed a bottlo of ivlno, then a ropo was attached to each wrist and to oach ropo there woro threo mon from tho audlenco who pulled with all their might, so as to tnako it imposslhlo for tho Ilorctiles to convoy tho wlno to his mouth. All their zeal was without avail, as tho arms of tho gymnast bent themselves irresistibly, and brought tho Jug to his mouth without spilling a drop of wino.
IIo generally saved his grandest performance of Btronth until tho close of tho exhibition, no ascended a scaffold of beams, under which was a platform of thick planks fastoned on strong chains. A trumpeter mounted on a horse, clad as a herald, rodo upon tho platform and played his tuno, Tho Horc.ulofi then took a ploco on tho point of tho soaffolding, held a glass of wlno in ono hand and with tho other, by means of tho chains, lifted tho heavy platform, tho horso and tho trumpotor high up from tho floor, and for a llttlo while held tho whole weight, tho trumpeter shrilly blowing a tune, whilo tho athloto drank tho glass of wine, at tho samo time giving toast to tho magistrate and tho citizens of tho city In which ho happened to bo staying.
When llerr von Eckenborg liecamo older his power gradually left him, therefore ho gave up the herculean business and b' came chief theater manager of Berlin, whero ho for somo timo possessed two show booths, which, however, did not bring him as largo an lncomo as did his exhibition of strength. But when ho had tho largo lncomo ho did not know how to savo. llo had a competitor, l'otor 1111 fording, who had a show booth with privileges, and at tho samo timo was a practical Joker and clown under the naino of I'antalon do Uisognosi. Provoking quarrels with this man emhlttorod tho llfo of tho "man of strength," so that ho took to drinking, which was his ruin at lost. His numerous creditors seized both his booths with all belongings, complotoly impoverishing tho celebrated Hercules, who died In tho year 1754.—London Spectator.
Wheu Baby was tftcx, rns ga»e her Outorfck Whnn she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When sho became MIM,she clung to Cutori*. When she liail Children, she gave them CaKorkl
Owing to the immense purchases now being made in the East, and our store now hem we must make room for this large stock of new goods, at any cost, and commencing oi August 17, we will sacrifice these goods at prices thai will astonish you. We will positively sell as advertised. We quote a few prices:
3,000 yards all linen Crash at 5cts. 100 Corsets, worth SI, large size, go at 18cts. Another lot at 21ets.
See the Lace Curtains at 18 and OS cents por pair. 1,000 pair all Linen Towles at ]." ets.
Our 81 Colored Henerittas at 73cts. Our 50-eent Henriettas at 5cts. 1,000 yards Wool Debaige, worth 00 cents, at 38 cents.
Black Dross Goods—our juices will surprise you. Jnmf,Blo\vn Drees Goods at 10 ets.
Next Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
Agent for
For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES. IF you want them
idt
W. H. LaFLEUR,
PLUMBING,
Steam and
Hot
Water Heating
ENGINEER.
The Florida Steam ard Hot Water Boiler.
Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Rcsidcnccs.
Plans and Specifications
For City or Country Work in any of the above brandies.
UMLKO. ll I THUS.
ltAKTtiST EXCURSION
Via Vandalia Line—will be run Aug. 25, Sept. 15 and Sept. 20 lit greatly reduced rates. Full particulars soon. •T. C. 11
Tho Vandaliii will sell tickets as follows To Kockvillo, August 17th to 22d, $1.20 round trip.
To Frankfort, August 21th to 28th, SI round trip. To Camden Sept. 1st to filli, SI .!)" round trip.
To Onion August 17th to 18th, 80 cents round trip on account the WoodyBlooiningdnle.
To Torre Haute, August, 2.r)t,h to 28th at $1.60 round trip on account of the Vigo County Fair and Horse Breeders Association.
EXCUItSTON TO MINNKArOI.IH. Motler. Tho Sunday "Lnko Special" train run by tho Vandalia Line, Torre Haute to Lake Maxinkuekee (Marmont station) and return, during tho Summer months, will lie continued each Sunday during August.
On occasion of National Encampment, Sons of Veterans, the Monon lioute will sell excursion tickets to Minneapolis, Minn., at ono fare for the round trip on Aug. 22nd or 23rd, good to return Augusl 2!)th or 30th.
Harvest l/xt urstan.
Tho Monon Koiito will sell harvest excursion tickets on August 20th, Septemlwr 15th and 2ilth to all points south at ono faro for the round trip, and to all western and northwestern points at very low rates. Tickets good to return 30 dnys from date of sale. For rates and full information,call at L., N. A. Sr C. ticket oflico.
HA11V15KT KXCUKHIONS
Via Vandalia, Augnst 25th. the Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to all points south and to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison .t St. .Toe, Mo., at ono faro tho round trip. To all points beyond Kansas City, etc., a fare and ono-third will bo added to tho one faro to those basing points, making tho rate little nbovo ono faro to points in Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and intermediate points and return. Take tho 9:44 a. m. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Como early and savo timo. J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.
TIIltEE flUAN'l) HARVEST EXCURSIONS
Via tho Big Four route to all principal points in tho west and northwest, south and southwost, at very low rates August 25th, September 15th, September 29th
crowded,
on Monday
2.000 vards llall Wool I iivss Goods at 7 1-2 cents English Oashmrrs worth 25 cents at. 17 cents.
Scotch and French Ginghams only 11 cents. C* Dark Outing Cloth 5 cents.
Muslim Sheetings and Crashes below all compctit ion. See the (.'hnllies at -1 eonl.s.
Best Prints at 5 cents. Millinery Goods must be closed out, at half price.
PATC*T APPLIED POR.
CROSS-SECTION OF TOE OF
LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.
LADIES!
They will keep your feet dry and warm.
ED VAN CAMP & CO.
Clean Towels
oncu or twice a week,
At 5 Cents Each, notify
The American Steam Laundry.
&
ITTI'HINHON*, Agent.
VANHALTA F.XC't'USTONS.
The Lako Mnxinkuckee special is continued during the five Sundays in Augin t, leaving at 6:34 a. m. Faro S2 I lie round trip.
Saturday tickets to Maxinkuekee at $2.90, good to return including the folowing Monday.
COUNTY TALUS.
Pickets will be good for 30 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at. intermediate points for the inspection of farm property. Don't- miss this golden opportunity to secure a home in the West,. For lowest rates and full inforation call on agents 'Big Four lioute. tl. F,. liobinson, a gen I (-. C. X- St. L. liv.. Crawfordsville, ind.
Persons having rooms to rent, or desiring to furiiisli board to students, v.-i 11 please leave their names and address at the olli.ee of the treasurer oft he college, No. 7, Fisher Building.
T. II. HISTIM:, Treas.
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llrmn to Wives.
Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through Uie pc.inful ordeal of childbirth Mils. C. MKUIOI-I:M'., Iowa. Write tho Hradlield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, (la., for further particulars. Sold by Nye ACo., Crawfordsville, Ind.
Putnam County Fair.
Are you coming to the great, Putnam county fair. Kemember the dates, Aug. 31 to September l. The largest exhibit ever witnessed here is already assured. A limited number only of stalls remain to be taken. The display of speed will be among the finest ever seen in this section. You are cordially invited to lie present every day. Don't forget to come. Bring stock and other exhibits.
M. A. Bui DOES, Pros.
A. U. AI.T.ISON. See.
WHY WII.T, you IXIUOII when Shiloh'S 3nre will givo you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cento and SI UTofTotl Morgan A- Co.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai
•MiiWni Deaths. •••,.:
Heart disease is by far the most frequent enuee of sudden death, which in three out four cases is unsuspected. Tho symptoms are not,generally understood. These are: a habit of lying on tho right, side, short breath, pain or distress in side, back or shoulder, irregular pulse, asthma, weak ami hungry spells, wind in stomache, swelling of ankles or dropsy oppression, dry cough and smothering. Dr. Miles' illustrated book on Heart Disease, free at Nye .V Co's. Drugstore, who sell it, and guarantee Dr. Miles' uneaqualed New Ileal i, Cure, and his liestorut.ivo Nervine, which cures nervousness, headache, sleeplessness, effects of drinking, etc. It contains no opiates.
Wo havo sold Ely's Cream Balm about threo years, and linvo recommended its use in more than a hundred special cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's tho best remedy that I havo havo over used." Our experience is, that whero parties continued its use, it never fails to cure.—J. H. Montgomery, ,fc Co., Druggists,.Decorah, Iowi.
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